Anekantavada: Jain Doctrine of Pluralism and Multiplicity of Viewpoints

Update: 2020-11-24

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Anekantavada is an ancient Indian (Jain) doctrine of non-absolutism and multiplicity, attributed to Mahavir Jain (529 BC). It is a pivotal construct in discourse and dialogism, in addition to its wide application in qualitative research.

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